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UK’s Largest New University to Launch in September
The London and South East University Group merges Greenwich and Kent universities, set to become the UK's third largest higher education institution.
Five Mohamed Al Fayed Abuse Survivors Confirmed as Human-Trafficking Victims
Home Office confirms five victims of late Harrods owner were also human trafficking survivors. Met police to focus on trafficking in probe.
UK PM Vows to Tackle Small Boat Crossings After Ceuta Crisis
Prime Minister Andy Burnham pledges to tackle small boat crossings after thousands enter Ceuta, Spain.
Trump’s volatile threats against Iran: from war crimes to truces
US President Donald Trump issued aggressive public threats against Iran, but later walked back his statements and agreed to suspensions of military…
Iran Denies Deal to Reopen Strait of Hormuz
Iran rejects reports of an agreement with US to reopen key global shipping route, maintaining control through coordination with IRGC.
OPEC+ Approves September Oil Hike, Ends Voluntary Cuts
OPEC+ approved an oil production increase of around 188,000 barrels per day from September, completing the rollback of voluntary cuts.
Iran denies US claim of asking for strike halt
Iran's Mehr news agency refutes Trump's claim that Tehran asked for a military stand-down.
China’s Central Bank Committed to Adjusting Monetary Policy
China’s central bank commits to timely policy adjustments to support economic growth and enhance cross-border finance.
US and Israel Allegedly Behind Spain-Morocco Border Crisis
Congressman Thomas Massie accuses Republicans of hypocrisy over a recent bill supporting Moroccan claims, while US President Donald Trump highlights the cr
Fritz Advances to Washington Open Final, Set for Match Against Jodar
American Taylor Fritz advances to the final of the Washington Open after defeating compatriot Brandon Nakashima, set for a match against Spain's…
OPEC+ Approves September Oil Production Increase, Plans Pause
OPEC+ plans a 188,000 bpd increase in September followed by a pause. The move aims to unwind a significant supply cut.
Yolngu Elders Establish New Land Council in Arnhem Land
Yolngu leaders form Dilak Land Council to reclaim land rights and assert traditional governance.
Chinese AI firm MiniMax launches H3 device
Chinese AI firm MiniMax introduces H3 device for multimodal generative AI.
US advises Americans to leave Middle East amid heightened tensions
US embassies in 11 Middle Eastern countries warn citizens due to heightened tensions; Iran threatens retaliation.
US Navy Strained in Middle East Conflict
Top American commander warns of stretched naval assets amid Iran conflict, raising concerns about THAAD interceptors and global commitments.
UN Condemns Israeli Demolitions in Lebanon Despite Ceasefire
The UN expresses deep concern over Israel’s ongoing destruction of civilian infrastructure and cultural heritage in southern Lebanon despite a ceasefire.
US reporter Max Blumenthal targeted by online harassment
Journalist Max Blumenthal prepares for potential airport harassment after receiving threats from Trump ally Laura Loomer.
US warns citizens to consider leaving Middle East amid escalating conflict
US embassies in the Middle East advise Americans to consider departure due to escalating regional tensions.
Spanish PM Urges EU Action on Ceuta Crisis
Pedro Sánchez calls for urgent EU meeting over Ceuta border crisis, with 67 people dead.
Indonesian President Agrees to Mediate North Korea Dialogue
Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto has agreed to visit North Korea at South Korea's request, as part of efforts to ease tensions on…